(some more followup---sorry if I ask too much / too many Q's,
if so, just don't respond! I won't be offended)..
You might look for a file system loop and check for options in treesize pro
to detect such.
Another program to try is "WinDirStat's home is
http://windirstat.sourceforge.net/.
The
More info on this:
The NAS running FreeBSD has 48GB RAM, same as the test NAS we are
duplicating the error on. Both machines see this error with 3.6.9 Samba.
The initial try at duplicating the error didn't produce it. It wasn't until
we increased the amount of files in the CIFS share that we were
Cy Mike wrote:
> Hi everyone. I'm looking to solve an issue with Samba on a NAS being
> accessed with TreeSize Pro. Using that program to scan through millions of
> files is eating up memory on swap and eventually crashing the system.
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Which system is crashing? the NAS or the one running th
Add more memory or split the volume into smaller shares.
Gc
Cy Mike wrote:
>Hi everyone. I'm looking to solve an issue with Samba on a NAS being
>accessed with TreeSize Pro. Using that program to scan through millions of
>files is eating up memory on swap and eventually crashing the system. It'
Hi everyone. I'm looking to solve an issue with Samba on a NAS being
accessed with TreeSize Pro. Using that program to scan through millions of
files is eating up memory on swap and eventually crashing the system. It's
scanning mounted CIFS shares on the NAS running TrueNAS with samba version
3.6.9
